Korean War, 1950-1953

Swashing north beyond captured Pyongyang, men of the 27th British Commonwealth Brigade attack an enemy held village during the Korean War.

Wounded men of the 25th Infantry Division receive emergency treatment before evacuation to rear areas during the Korean War.

Looking for possible snipers, a Marine cautiously inspects a Yak fighter which was destroyed by previous aerial attacks during the Korean War battle in which Kimpo was retaken.

Hundreds of North Korean prisoners of war are marched to enclosures at Inchon.

Sergeant First Class Hun Toon, a 52 year old veteran of both world wars, typified the determination of old and young soldiers alike to make the enemy pay dearly for every foot of ground gained during the Korean War.

Men and guns of the 25th Infantry Division load at Japanese ports for the short voyage to Korea to fight in the Korean War.

Eighth Army Commander Lieutenant General Walton H. Walker arrives to take charge of the ground operations. He is looking at a map, surrounded by officers.

This machine gun crew of African American soldiers in the Korean War beat off a fierce night attack with their accurate firing.

Bitter street fighting marked the 24th Infantry Division's withdrawal from Taejon in Korea on July 21, 1950. Major General William F. Dean, the Division Commander, was lost in the action.

A North Korean soldier in white peasant garb is captured as he attempts to infiltrate our lines during the Korean War.